Ordinary Pastors Connecting Theological Truths to Everyday Believers

By Ben Campbell This is part one of a two-part series on the doctrine of Christian assurance from a Reformed Arminian perspective. The assurance of salvation believers possess only takes place through a gospel-centered, Christ-focused, Spirit-empowered theology of salvation. In his work, All of Grace,Charles Haddon Spurgeon correctly remarks “If we are found faithful, it…

My dad likes to reminisce often about the good old days. He frequently tells me that his dad (my grandpa) would always say something like this to him: “As a Campbell, you may never have a lot of money or wealth, but the Campbells have always been known for being hard workers.” I’ve never forgotten…

By Timothy G. Campbell Introduction Rev. William Still was a Scottish Presbyterian pastor who pastored Gilcomston South Church in Aberdeen, Scotland, for 52 years. While he was certainly known by many, he resisted rising through the ranks; he had many opportunities. Rev. Still was first and foremost a pastor/teacher/preacher to his congregation. In his view,…

“I, I am he who blots out your transgressions for my own sake, and I will not remember your sins” (Is. 43:25). I don’t know about you, but I have a hard time forgetting when people hurt my family or me, especially my family. When I receive lacking customer service at a public place, I tend to…

By Ben Campbell Eldership is a topic that can be confusing to those who have never conducted an in-depth study. At least three questions surface when the bible student considers eldership: 1) Who can be an elder? 2) What should we look for in an elder? 3) How many elders should my church have? These…

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